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Title: Stay Safe no Matter where you Go.
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URL Source: http://www.lewrockwell.com/2013/10/kevinc/how-to-stay-safe%E2%80%A8/
Published: Oct 14, 2013
Author: KevinC
Post Date: 2013-10-14 07:21:25 by Ada
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Views: 138
Comments: 2
Let’s talk for a moment about a few other options for personal defense that DON’T involve a firearm. If you work in a location that bans “weapons” such as most knives and all guns, there are still a lot of self-defense options available to you. Here’s some suggestions that I’ve found might work in more restrictive locations, but as always, these are suggestions, and use them at your own risk. First off, use your brain, and don’t do dumb things in dumb places with dumb people. Secondly, have a good, strong, bright flashlight with you, and use it whenever you go out at night. That mugger in the parking lot might pass you by and find an easier target if you walk out of your building shining a flashlight that could light up a small neighborhood. In addition to this, that flashlight makes a DANDY striking tool if (God forbid) the worst happens and you’re attacked. Thirdly, just because you can’t have a gun or a knife with you doesn’t mean you’re unarmed. Some options for self-defense besides a flashlight might be: Keep a can of wasp spray in your desk. It’s nasty, nasty stuff and foams up very nicely, blocking the bad guy’s vision and impairing his breathing. Fire extinguishers. Like wasp spray, they block vision and impair breathing and are 100% innocuous. A hammer. No one will bat an eye if you have a hammer in your desk for small repairs or hanging pictures, but they make a heck of a weapon if needed. War hammers were the weapon of choice in Western Europe for hundreds of years, so they should work for you, too. Multitool blades. No, they’re not a Spyderco or Benchmade, yes, they are better than harsh language, and no one will freak if you have a pair of pliers, a bottle opener and a nail file near you. But as I said at the start, the most powerful weapon you have (and the only one you really need) is what’s in-between your ears. Situational awareness, or paying attention to what you’re paying attention to, will help you avoid the trouble in the first place. And no trouble is just the kind of trouble you want to have. Reprinted with permission from TeamGunBlogger.com.
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#1. To: Ada (#0)
So, what do you do if your assailant has a gun? Just bend over?
Support bacteria. (The world needs more culture)
Your life is worth more than their so-called "ban". Carry a gun anywhere there isn't a metal detector to prevent you from doing so and you'll live.
#2. To: Ada (#0)
If you work in a location that bans “weapons” such as most knives and all guns...
-Alex Kurtagic
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